Saudi Arabia condemns attack on Port Sudan 

Smoke rises from the airport of Port Sudan following reported attacks early on May 4, 2025. (AFP)
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Updated 04 May 2025
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Saudi Arabia condemns attack on Port Sudan 

  • Saudi Arabia has condemned the recent RSF attacks on vital facilities in Port Sudan and Kassala

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has condemned and strongly denounced the recent attacks on vital facilities in Sudan, in Port Sudan and the eastern border town of Kassala. 

The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the Kingdom reaffirmed its rejection of such attacks, saying it “threatens regional stability and Arab national security.”

The ministry also said the solution to the current crisis is only through political means and that it must respect Sudan’s sovereignty and unity.

The Kingdom also underlined the importance of adhering to the commitments outlined in the Jeddah Declaration, which aims to safeguard civilians in Sudan.

The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces on Sunday struck Port Sudan with drones, targeting Osman Digna air base, a goods warehouse and some civilian facilities.

The RSF, at war with the regular army since April 2023, have increased their use of drones since losing territory, including much of the capital Khartoum, in March.

 

 


Harvard delegation visits King Abdulaziz University to strengthen academic ties

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Harvard delegation visits King Abdulaziz University to strengthen academic ties

JEDDAH: A delegation from Harvard University, including faculty and Harvard Business School students, visited King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah to explore academic cooperation.

The delegation toured the faculty of economics and administration, where officials presented its academic programs, research activities, and recent developments in business and management education.

The visit included an open meeting with KAU President Tareef Alaama. Talks focused on potential academic and research collaboration, according to a university press release.

KAU officials said the visit reflects growing international academic engagement and supports the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals to strengthen higher education and develop a knowledge-based economy.

The faculty of economics and administration, the first faculty established at King Abdulaziz University, includes 10 academic departments and offers more than 30 undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

The university aims to enhance scientific and intellectual exchange and expand research and education through partnerships with local and international institutions.

These partnerships foster creativity and open new opportunities for learning and development, strengthening the university’s ability to deliver innovative academic and research solutions, the report stated.